Blue Nebula
Frozen Current
- 120 x 80 cm
Frozen Current captures a dramatic transformation across the surface of a soap bubble, where vivid electric blues and traces of magenta move through areas stripped almost entirely of colour. The remaining tones appear to flow between pale silver and grey formations, creating the impression of colour breaking through a frozen or mineral-like landscape. The contrast between the saturated blue and the muted surroundings gives the photograph a very different character from the original, drawing attention to shapes and textures that might otherwise disappear among the colours. Some forms resemble ice, flowing water or strange geological structures, leaving the scale and subject deliberately open to interpretation.
Photograph
Soap Bubble
Rainbow Planets
- 120 x 80 cm
Rainbow Planets transforms the delicate surface of soap bubbles into two vibrant celestial worlds suspended in darkness. Through macro photography, intense blues, greens, yellows and magentas form intricate, swirling patterns that resemble oceans, atmospheric currents and unknown planetary landscapes. A single point of light between the two forms creates the impression of a distant star connecting—or separating—them. The composition explores scale, symmetry and imagination, turning something fragile and fleeting into a scene that feels vast and cosmic. The contrast between luminous colour and deep black invites the viewer to forget the original subject and imagine two worlds encountering one another in space.
Circa. 2025
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Soap bubbles
Blue Nebula
- 120 x 80 cm
A small, almost unrecognisable subject becomes something much larger when seen this close. Surrounded by deep blues and violet tones, the translucent forms seem to float through darkness while tiny particles scatter around them like distant stars. What I like most about this image is the sense of scale it creates — it could be something microscopic, or a scene somewhere deep in space.
Circa. 2026
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